Let's reason on why the Bears didn't improve at RB, why the Steelers didn't plan better at QB and why the Bengals didn't extend Trey Hendrickson (yet).

The 2025 NFL schedule will be released in full at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, May 14. Some games were revealed earlier in the week, including the international slate and some other signature dates on the calendar. However, all 32 teams will officially have the blueprint for the upcoming regular season.

The NFL will release its 2025 regular season schedule at 8 p.m. Eastern Wednesday on NFL Network. Here’s what we know and don’t know entering the schedule announcement. There will be seven international games in 2025,

NFL Draft class was pretty difficult to sort once you got beyond the top 10, and a number of very talented players fell down the board for one reason or another. Some (Shedeur Sanders) slid further than expected;

MORE 2025 NFL SCHEDULE: A complete list of the flying miles for every NFL team in 2025.

The Bears have an entirely new coaching staff in 2025, so this matchup isn't going to look like last year's matchup did. Jayden Daniels and Co. have an improved offensive line and more options to receive the ball, and while the defense didn't see major changes, it saw enough to say there is improvement there, too.

There are still some veteran free agents looking for new homes in 2025, but the player acquisition portion of the NFL offseason is mostly over. We have a pretty good idea of what the league’s teams will look like this year—and which squads did the best job of improving.

That ranks 13th overall but the is also a lot more than any of Minnesota's NFC North rivals. Green Bay ranks 26th (12,929 miles), Chicago is 28th (12,522) and Detroit is 29th (11,411). The Chargers are far and away the team with the most travel miles on deck (37,086 miles), while the Bengals will travel the least miles (8,753).